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1. www.churchofengland.org › holy-communionHoly Communion - The Church of England

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   Dearly beloved in the Lord, ye that mind to come to the holy Communion of the Body and Blood of our Saviour Christ, must consider how Saint Paul exhorteth all persons diligently to try and examine themselves, before they presume to eat of that Bread, and drink of that Cup.

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2. www.churchofengland.org › prayer-and-worshipPlanning and Preparing Holy Communion - The Church of England

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   Planning and Preparing Holy Communion from New Patterns for Worship by The Church of England.

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4. www.churchofengland.org › prayer-and-worship7. Believe and Trust: Holy Communion ... - The Church of England

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   The wider community of the local church and friends welcome the new Christian, promising support and prayer for the future. Hearing and doing these things provides an opportunity to remember our own baptism and reflect on the progress made on that journey, which is now to be shared with this new member of the Church.

5. www.churchofengland.org › holy-communion-indexHoly Communion - The Church of England

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   Introductions to the Peace. Prayers at the Preparation of the Table. Prefaces for the Sundays before Lent and after Trinity. Words at the Giving of Communion. Supplementary Consecration. Prayers after Communion. Blessings. Seasonal Provisions. Notes.

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7. justus.anglican.org › ~ss › commonworshipHoly Communion - Anglican

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   Holy Communion. Contents (web site) Main Volume: General Notes. A Form of Preparation. Order One Structure. Order One. Eucharistic Prayers for Order One. Order One in Traditional Language.

8. www.churchtimes.co.uk › media › 5673559To all the Clergy of the Church of England

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   In the Church of England (and indeed across the Anglican Communion) it is expected in normal times that Holy Communion will be received in both kinds. Within the Church of England, we know that we seek to be one Church, loving and caring for one another with pastoral sympathy and accommodation. Even in normal times the practice of

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   Where can I find an introduction to Holy Communion?

   • Introductions can be found in the Supplementary Texts. In Holy Communion the Church, following the example of the Lord, takes, gives thanks, breaks and gives. The bread and wine must be taken into the president’s hands and replaced upon the table either after the table has been prepared or during the Eucharistic Prayer.

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   What does Saint Paul say about the Holy Communion?

   • Dearly beloved in the Lord, ye that mind to come to the holy Communion of the Body and Blood of our Saviour Christ, must consider how Saint Paul exhorteth all persons diligently to try and examine themselves, before they presume to eat of that Bread, and drink of that Cup.

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   What are the two parts of the Holy Communion service?

   • There are basically two parts to the Holy Communion service: the Word and the Sacrament. The Word part consists of or * A Service of the Word (Preparation, The Liturgy of the Word, Prayers). This can take the form of Morning or Evening Prayer, or a Family Service. The Sacrament part consists of These features are not all of equal weight.

   Planning and Preparing Holy Communion | The Church of England

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   Should a President receive Holy Communion?

   • 11 Accordingly, the Church of England guidance on Holy Communion issued on 1 July 2020 for the resumption of public worship, following the easing of Government restrictions, indicates that the president should receive communion in both kinds and that the congregation should communicate under the form of the consecrated bread alone.

   Holy Communion and the distribution of the elements - The Church of …

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   Are the readings at Holy Communion governed by lectionary provision?

   • The readings at Holy Communion are governed by authorized lectionary provision and are not a matter for local decision except where that provision permits. Whenever possible, all three readings are used at Holy Communion on Sundays.

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   What are the consecrated elements used for Holy Communion?

   • bread and wine and no other substance. With regard to the consecrated elements used for Holy Communion the rules that have been in existence since the Book of Common Prayer are clear: As it now says in Common Worship, ‘any consecrated bread and wine which is not required for purposes of communion is consumed at the end o

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10. www.churchofengland.org › sites › defaultHoly Communion and the distribution of the elements

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    Holy Communion is a shared sacramental meal at which the risen Christ presides. In relation to the elements of bread and wine, Common Worship states that ‘In Holy Communion the Church, following the example of the Lord, takes, gives thanks, breaks and gives’.1 The way in which these actions are carried out has symbolic significance, not ...